Thats why I asked if there will only ever be two rows in the table on the first post.

If you have more than 1 set of values in the table, then you will need to have a different table layout, where allocation and value planned are in the same row.

Then remove all the FIRST and LAST from the expressions and subsitute the right fields into the expressions.

E.g

Table

AllocationValue, PlannedValue

1000000, 10000000000000

10564198, 1848915614894

Would end up an expression something like the following

=SWITCH

(

Fields!PlannedValue.Value = 0, 0,

Fields!AllocationValue.Value >= Fields!PlannedValue.Value, 3,

(Fields!AllocationValue.Value / Fields!PlannedValue.Value) >= 0.7, 2

(Fields!AllocationValue.Value / Fields!PlannedValue.Value) < 0.7, 1

)